2D 드로잉에서 형태 변이(Form Variation)를 적용시킨 의자 디자인 전개 - 우시우스 웡의 형태변이를 중심으로 -

Exploring Form Variation in Chair Design : An Evolution from 2D Drawing - Focused on the form variation of Wucius Wong -

This research explores the application of morphing principles in furniture design, aiming to bridge the gap between two-dimensional sketches and three-dimensional structures. It emphasizes the transformative potential of morphing techniques, which enable designers to infuse creativity and uniqueness into furniture designs. By delving into both theoretical discourse and practical application, the study highlights various morphing strategies and their implications for design innovation. Practical implementation involves a meticulous understanding of materials, structures, and fabrication techniques to translate abstract design concepts into tangible, functional furniture pieces. Attention to detail and craftsmanship are crucial in realizing morphing-inspired designs that balance aesthetic appeal with practical considerations. Furthermore, the study investigates how morphing enhances user experience and interaction with furniture, emphasizing adaptability and user-centric design principles. The integration of morphing techniques into furniture design offers opportunities for experimentation and discovery, challenging traditional design paradigms and fostering a culture of innovation within the industry. By embracing morphing principles, designers can create furniture pieces that resonate with users on a deeper level, adapting to their needs and preferences. Overall, this research underscores the transformative potential of morphing in redefining the relationship between form and function, driving forward a more dynamic and expressive approach to furniture design.